extended brake lines question
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Wondering if these will work with the TF 2.5" lift on a 2dr. I heard that I will probly get 3" of lift but with heavy duty bumpers I should end up with a true 2.5".
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12706_61X_PG.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/12706_61X_PG.htm
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Those will work fine. If you think you might ever add spacers or anything you might want to go up to the next size. I personally would rather have them a little long than too short
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They'll work, but I don't think you'll need them. I have the TF 2.5" coil lift plus a 1" spacer in the front and 1/2" in the rear. My shocks are for a 3" lift. I flexed my suspension completely after the spacer install, and the brakelines were nowhere near being streched too far.
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I was looking to avoid using the drop brackets and they have blue ones so I thought thought those would match my jeep. It's going to see a lot of beach driving and the salt air is everywhere here. I figured new lines would be better. I don't replace them any more than I have to but the sea air kills things quick here.